Doug Leavitt - a Plymouth Meeting, PA Business & Commercial Lawyer

Plymouth Meeting Business & Commercial Lawyer

Updated: 03/10/2026

Areas of Practice

Business & Commercial
Real Estate
Litigation

Attorney Information

Overview

Over the course of his legal career Doug Leavitt has represented individuals and small and medium-sized companies with regard to corporate formation, governance, finance, day to day business operations, real estate and employment issues. He is also an experienced litigator and has helped his clients recover monies lost through breached contracts, corporate mismanagement/breach of fiduciary duties, fraud, as well as litigation involving covenants not to compete and related injunctive relief.

Mr. Leavitt began his legal career at a boutique Philadelphia commercial bankruptcy firm before moving on to one of the most respected large Philadelphia firms. Mr. Leavitt was a named partner at small Philadelphia firm before partnering with David Anderson to form Anderson Leavitt LLC in 2023. Mr. Leavitt received his degrees from University of Rochester and Syracuse University College of Law. He also holds an LLM in taxation from Georgetown University.

Married, and a father of three, Mr. Leavitt resides in Horsham, Pennsylvania and is active in local charities and organizations. In particular, he offers pro bono (free) estate planning services to all of Horsham, Pennsylvania's police officers and their families.

Education

Legal Education
- Syracuse University College of Law, Syracuse, New York, 1992
  Juris Doctor
Non Legal Education
- Georgetown University Law Center, 1994
  LL.M. Taxation
- University of Rochester , 1989
  B.A.

Bar Admissions

Pennsylvania, 1992
New Jersey, 1992
District of Columbia, 1994

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Very conscientious attorney who always puts the interest of his clients front and center. Doug has a relatable personality and style that makes him very easy to work with. He never makes you feel afraid or intimidated to ask him a question. His documents are always thorough and complete. Just last month I was reviewing an operating agreement that he had prepared for me several years ago, and it was a much more robust agreement than those I have seen from more expensive law firms.

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Contact

Plymouth Meeting, PA

620 West Germantown Pike
Suite 260
Plymouth Meeting, PA 19462

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Phone: 484-535-7080

Fax: 484-535-7083

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Website: https://www.andersonleavitt.com

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